Wildlife Art | David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
Through our collection of wildlife art, DSWF continues to honour the legacy of David Shepherd through art events, exhibitions, partnerships, and sales of outstanding original artworks and prints to support wildlife conservation efforts across Africa and Asia.
Wildlife Artist of the Year | David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
Wildlife Artist of the Year is an internationally renowned art competition from the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation.
WAY 2025 | David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
This is a fantastic opportunity to see the world’s best wildlife art, ranging from the abstract to dynamic artivism, in person. We openly welcome and encourage donations, which will directly support the vital conservation work that WAY represents.
David Shepherd Wildlife Art | David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
Renowned for his wildlife artworks, David often painted aircraft, steam trains, portraits and landscapes, while maintaining his famed impressionistic style throughout. The exact number of original artworks David Shepherd produced in his lifetime is unknown.
DSWF Christmas Gift Guide 2025 | David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
Each adoption includes a beautifully designed digital certificate, a wildlife fact sheet, and an exclusive art print, making this a heartfelt gift for animal lovers of all ages.
FAQs | David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
Please be aware that this competition is for wildlife art, and all entries that include animals must be of wild animals. Any domestic animals (e.g. dog, cat, cow, sheep) will not be accepted and will not be considered as a finalist piece.
Buy Wildlife Art for Conservation | David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
Buy wildlife conservation art from some of the world's leading wildlife artists, including David Shepherd and Wildlife Artist of the Year entries.
Global Canvas | David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
Global Canvas is an annual international art competition run by David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation for children and young people up to 16. Each year, we choose a theme that challenges young artists to think deeply about wildlife, conservation, and the environment.